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If you want to do it at home, this might be helpful link

Comment by Anvh posted on printing pictures at 14/11/2009 - 11:39

Anvh
Learning it out of a book isn't the best way I believe.
Why not follow a course to get you started?

there are also enough video tutorials on the net which might be helpful.

Comment by Anvh posted on can anyone recommend a good photoshop cs2 book? at 14/11/2009 - 11:36

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ericp wrote:
Never leave you camera on manual exposure. Leave it on P or Av.

I sometimes pick up my camera in a rush to take a picture and then maybe 5 more only to realise I have been shooting with the wrong settings but only when the moment was gone. Like below, would have captured the new Bishop but had been doing long exposure a few minutes before
I like the shot Ericp, you see what's going on and that's important and it adds to the atmosphere that it isn't perfectly sharp.

Comment by Anvh posted on Today's tip for the taking of the photographs is... at 14/11/2009 - 11:23

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Okay KZ, I shoot in PEF and convert it to DNG while importing with Lightroom. It shows the camera model... could it be you have altered some options maybe?

I'm a bit clueless here.

Comment by Anvh posted on Best raw conversion software? at 14/11/2009 - 11:19

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You might be able to set it off in the menu, no promises though.

Comment by Anvh posted on Pentax KM - Slow... at 14/11/2009 - 11:15

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JohnX wrote:
Looks like SilkyPix seems to be coming out favourite?
But their favourite is not necessary the best choose for you, really just try them all out and give them all a change. They all have a 30 day trial so nothing to lose except some time.

Also since you shoot RAW you will spend quite some time behind the program so pick the one you like is important, every (RAW) photo you upload will need to be processed by the program.

Comment by Anvh posted on Best raw conversion software? at 13/11/2009 - 17:40

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I would go to the shop and try them out.
Personally I would go for Wacom tablets, no batteries and then pens are therefor lighter also they have better support.
Thrust are okay though but for the money I would spend 30 pounds more and get a wacom bamboo medium.

Comment by Anvh posted on Tablet, do you use one? at 13/11/2009 - 09:03

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KZ do you shoot in PEF or in DNG?

Comment by Anvh posted on Best raw conversion software? at 13/11/2009 - 09:00

Anvh
Is your EV balance set to zero?

it's the bar you see in the right bottom of the viewfinder.

Comment by Anvh posted on K200D Problem at 10/11/2009 - 16:48

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greyhoundman wrote:
They must work. Otherwise they would not get $329.00 for one.
The speed of the detecting circuit is quite fast, like in low milliseconds.
I don't question the trigger I question that the delay of the trigger plus the delay of the camera is fast enough.

But like you said they will probably work.

Then still you want to have a bit longer shutter speed so that you capture some surrounding instead of only lighting, so meaning you have an exposure of 3 to 9 seconds like Don suggested earlier.

Comment by Anvh posted on Lightning images at 10/11/2009 - 16:46

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